Ex-Dash Berlin Frontman Jeffrey Sutorius is strongly working on his comeback under his own name – Jeffrey is back behind the decks, the first gigs are done and the first Jeffrey Sutorius single “Bad Days” is also announced. Meanwhile Eelke Kalberg & Sebastiaan Molijn (formerly together with Jeffrey responsible for the success of Dash Berlin) are becoming more and more active on the old Dash Berlin socials. With this new activity it was only a matter of time till that activity would lead into a public conflict.
Directly on Twitter Jeffrey reacted to this youngest Dash Berlin activties and the result was an open dispute between both parties. Without party, we tried to present excerpts chronologically. Some of Jeffrey’s tweets are already deleted, but you can follow this emotional discussion still here.
The reason why I haven’t reaced to E+S’s @dashberlin tweets so far is threefold. I’ve said what I needed to say in the statement I’ve made thus far. Missed? Please read if you need @DJmag. This has nothing to do whatsoever with E+S their so called “running to the media”.
— Jeffrey Sutorius (Official) (@Jeff_Sutorius) February 10, 2019
Hats off to whoever is ghostwriting your press statements and now even your tweets. Hope he or she is worth your money, because all it is doing is damage.
— Dash Berlin (@DashBerlin) February 10, 2019
Can you explain #friendship to everyone, when you cut someone out of a group, now dated 4 years (!) ago. While distributing kickbacks out of agency commissions? You tried to save business under a friendship moniker. Both were broken due to E+S not wanting to communicate anymore.
— Jeffrey Sutorius (Official) (@Jeff_Sutorius) February 10, 2019
Can you explain #friendship to everyone, when you cut someone out of a group, now dated 4 years (!) ago. While distributing kickbacks out of agency commissions? You tried to save business under a friendship moniker. Both were broken due to E+S not wanting to communicate anymore.
— Jeffrey Sutorius (Official) (@Jeff_Sutorius) February 10, 2019
Dear ghostwriter who ever you are, you don't know this, but we did everything to heal the friendship. He knows. His wife knows. His manager knows. His mother knows. And the karma police knows it too.
— Dash Berlin (@DashBerlin) February 10, 2019
Hence, my social media was and is blocked by them changing passwords without any notice or rights to do so.
— Jeffrey Sutorius (Official) (@Jeff_Sutorius) February 10, 2019
On Facebook and Instagram (where they first illegally removed all content) they’ve closed the comment sections, but these are far more active where people’s opportunity to tell what’s on their heart regarding the current situation is impossible.
— Jeffrey Sutorius (Official) (@Jeff_Sutorius) February 10, 2019
We removed the content because you threatened to sue us, for using your face. We did it with tears in our eyes to be honest, it's our history too. This whole idea that we are against you is insane. Our hearts have been broken by all of this madness.
— Dash Berlin (@DashBerlin) February 10, 2019
This is a blatant lie. First time removals were done in so-called “blind panic” (that’s a long panic when you have to remove so much content). Secondly, by now doing this again it just shows building up pressure. No claims were made whatsoever. You can place it back, no worries.
— Jeffrey Sutorius (Official) (@Jeff_Sutorius) February 10, 2019
Unless what I’ve read so far I’ve always gave credit to the guys for their talent and will I continue to do so. No matter where it all goes. I do not wish to act bitter, and I want to focus on a positive future. ❤️ #facts #spreadlove
— Jeffrey Sutorius (Official) (@Jeff_Sutorius) February 10, 2019
Also a fact: You left us out of your new bio when you went solo like you were a self made man and you keep telling the world with every tweet that #jeffisdash While we were the musical platform that catapulted you into superstardom. A positive future needs positive actions.
— Dash Berlin (@DashBerlin) February 10, 2019
@arminvanbuuren wrote a cool track about your statement dude. #blahblahblah
— Jeffrey Sutorius (Official) (@Jeff_Sutorius) February 10, 2019
Your right about positive actions though! It would be even better if they are not based on #lies. It would look better on you if you would actually show the moves you guys make against me, (deleting me from everywhere) in stead of playing the victim here. #realtalk
— Jeffrey Sutorius (Official) (@Jeff_Sutorius) February 10, 2019
He also wrote a song called "Communication". Let's leave our mentor out of this.
— Dash Berlin (@DashBerlin) February 10, 2019
Exactly! He also wrote ‘Not Giving Up On Love’ with @SophieBextor ❤️
— Jeffrey Sutorius (Official) (@Jeff_Sutorius) February 10, 2019
